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bull. un a ford lack Gnurl Washuntun
Bout the finest lookup lnJun he uvycr saw
though, was Young Kaintuck. Gransur
said ne was the best built man he uyver
saw, a-mOst-lessen hit wair Clark. I'm
he hal enough feathers avn i'm 10 "a filed
a good-s.zed feaiher-tick.
'.Thurrechly ole man Terbacller come
r.dun down un hollerin, Git back mcnl
Git back Furder you git back the better
you kin seel Leetle furder, you fellers
there You haint furd enough yit Fur
der viii Furder yit, menr
"Well, sir, the Injuns all gut back tell
they left a open plaist about fifty yards
wide un half mild long mebby, un the
two fcllcrs whir!ei thur hosses un rld tell
Ole man Tcrbasker give yoop. Then
they turned round un sot on thur nags as
still a. a iiy-up-the-crlcS on limb.
Both IN um had all thur weepuns rifles
a. bow nairrys un tOmhawks un slSulpun-
Knives. They was bout two hunderd yards
thrum one another Tn Ole VI ln Terbacker
tbode up a rcd blanket. Gransur said at
uvver theng WAS so still at by gum. hd
h-yurn the prairie chickens hollern way
over on the aige a the bresh "a mild un
half thrum there.
Then both Injuns give the yoop un
=
thur rifles up 70 thur shoulder. Tn when
they gut IN aboIt fifty yards, they both fard
al the same time. Most NV um lowed at
they wawnt nobody hit But Gransur say
az be see the dust fly outen Little Turkle's
w-wmus al the crack the gdns. But the
fciler nuuver batted his eyes. by guml
"They both drapped thur rifles und
draved thur bow nairrys Un Gransur say
az fur a minute UT so you nuvver h-yurn
sich swshun un zippun Nv the airrys One
"A Little Turkie's airrys went plum thO0 un
th0o young Kaintuck's hosst un both a the
dodburned fellers was hit glansun hcks all
over un.
"Thurreckly young KaintHck's hosst
drapt en- his tracks, un then was Little
Turkie's chaincte Tho ole feller was lOosun
his GRIP. some; but he gave the yoop un run
his hosst plum over young kaintuck. un
both Nv urn tuck one another cuh-bin with
thur tawn-hawks. un en- Little Turkie
uther hoped often his hosst ur young
Ka.ntuci thess drug i'm of-Gransur wasn't
certain which. But they clinched un went
10 stob1un one another uth thur skulpun
knives lack they was a bGtcherun hogs, by
glml
~Gransur said at thess then. the Injuns
all crowded up 50 closte on um at - couldn't
see. toll Ole Nan Terbacker rid roam hoilcru
90 am 20 Git back men un give am a far
chaIncfe'
I'm ~ see Little Turkle kline a down OF
his hunkers, lack, TN Young kaintuck 8
wallun away thrum i'm, un both Nv um
b.eedun lack a stuck hog Then the
Shonny's raised the yoop uu the NANNY >
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LONGER 20 the slippery rock Prom this de-
sr3ateury was startled by terrio.e
-elashIur m t1s water. ani looking saw
llI iu che boat within twenty feet ~ the
alligator He had thrOwa II pIeee of meat
aad a. tae animal ta-ued and closed is
law ca the morsei BIZ drew bead and
sent bliiet through its bra "a, and as som
as is struggles were over 1 was hauled
l1to the boat.
Tho monster measured fully eighteen
feet. Of which the tail was fise AMI . hall
feet The circumference. IN the th.cEest
part, was over iour feet, and the hinder
less, with thgh an1 paw, two feet long.
The paws. from the JOINT 60 the point OF
the longest claws. were about u.ne inches
ia length. having four toes. united b. thick
membrane. three OF which We're armed
with claws. The upper jaw MAS fixed
part OF the skull. and the lower Iaw nova
Die, as ia al animals. and when they
vawned 20 their greatest extent the open
nr between them was full fifteen inches,
sufficient - receive tie body Of man or
beast
acreet with Bill that l was not anxious
for another alligator hunt, bat Bin was
worry pfoni OF having killed the largest
an gator hc lad ever seen l have suu
two 0f the monsters teeth. that have kept
as souvenirs % th,s adventure
PHIL FRASER
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Petroleum and natural gas have been
known 20 the Chinese from the early ages.
the petroleum having been used IN lamps.
Another soIrce ~ ieht Is the tailow tree.
that resembles the aspen and birch. tho
branches being long and lex ole wi;h very
dark green leaves that in tho autumn
turn red. with a purplish tingc The
seeds, three IA number. are small white
berries. contained ia brown pods that
grow 10 lunches near the ends Of
tho boughs. and hang prettlly when the
husk has fallen or They have q small
nut in the middle. but the white coating IS
the talow ~ which candles are made. This
lessons the dependence upon animal Fat.
a great advantage IN a country where COM
parauvely few ftt-y Gliding animals are
ki ed. and where many candies are con-
sumeu in the illumination OF the temples.
The absurd aad unnatural custom 81
binding the feet of female children - pre-
vent their growth WAS unknown IN China
until about the year So y u. The origin
~ TINS manner Of reformation Is "A mystery.
- the stunted extremties are neither
beautiful nor useful. aud even a h,gh de-
gree % vanity and desire % maintain some
distinction between the upper and the
lower classes can hardly account FOR a r.
sort. BY sensible people. as the Chinese
~ that tirne were. ~ such a method. when
others would have been less Objectionable.
and served the purpose a. well or better.
G H. ABB0Tr
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fef" If was tten n-st noticed the -
rurar massy afinr That perv AIDED the whole
atmosphere
After th.s alarming episode o., course I
fa.t mo- Inclination fo sleep. go. stirring the
fre intn a blaze. sat DOWN waiting for the
dawn. Fh+ f-st ray rf sun found rs In our
boat pulling up fhe river. and By seven
O'Clock we reached che entrance - The De
mons Pool
Seen Rirs prarflcci eye saw an sllEa-
fo~ He flung 10 piece n meat and then
put bullet taronzh - nearest eye, taking
cars 20 keep ne bat out of roach q the
deadly taI whsn th~ beasts commissions
had c~a=ed and ~ fssted quietly on he
surface va sowrd him 20 The bank In this
way We landed Eve good sixed aliigators in
the course - the forenoon.
Before starting : sor camp wanted - take
n swim. bus wss AFRAID - the aliigstors.
The sun xss at 10 r1eri5 ar. and he heat was
intense bln said he knew u = small lake
cr basin % water where ws could be safe.
"a q va. prrtert-i BY le, e. Of rocks that
sara-ated it from me river
was ENJOYING the water immensely. it
--ss 81 refreshing ami vas about 20 vent
u~n cut in she teepcr water. whom to ny
irtpnse horror I heart RiI cry loudly.
All.-atrrt 81 ratcrrr AMI saw. mas rr
wight toward m en- fhe ether sfe af tre
fi.la ths father 60 sll aIl'r1f.-s shouted
f.r tIn, tn mfSe frr fae shore nro-
rsr# hs s..r.ea ar.ire.t.i nfaf % tr
fhen resHtrT e.s oee.taH f' sfrncs 7et
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en- v1t. rei hm far WIS rar .ar i.e
rt~s .ved with ferrr $3.50 E make
-rIrs to~r ari a re E.e srre as'ei h.s
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by thousands who have used it. Be sure you
obtain DIR. Bells Medical Discovery, and
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obstinate cases that have resisted every other
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OUR SPECIAL
PANTAL0ON SALE!
Previous 10 nventorying February !.
We have more pantaloons IN stock than We
want 10 inventory and have ordered


Determined To reduce the number if low prices viii
do IL II you think OF buying pantalo0ns you do
not want 10 let this opportunity pass by.
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LYNCHBURa.

OctODef 17th, 1857.
George Stautner and A. e. Archer have sold
their property on Sycamore street 10 John
Kibler, Of Thylorsville. He will move here
and make our village bis future home.
Mr. Al West and Miss Price Fsnnsr we're
married last Thursday evening.
Pat Hollarn, section boss ON the railroad,
was married last Thursday ct Fayetteville. We
did not learn the lady's name.
8. 3. Puckstt win shortly move 10 Camden, L q,
where hs will 90 into the banking business.
The engineers surveyed the short line rail-
road yesterday. Il win run from the main
line TO the distillery on the west side Of town.
Mrs. Perry whitaker returned Monday from
an extended visit 10 relatives at 81. Louis
Ed Hstherington, Republican, candidate for
Treasurer, was here Monday making scquaint-
ances.
DR.. Kleokner has had . handsome sign
painted on the large glass in the door ~ the
entrance Of his Office.
The yield II better than was anticipated.
Judge Torrie Il confined 10 the house with
sickness.
The Misses White and Whitaker have 70.
turnei 70 their homo in Kentucky after
several days visit 70 Mrs. Mclean.
Mr.. A. NJ. Garoutte has gone On visit to
Iowa.
Mrs. James Troutwine and children and Miss
Kate Tyson loft Tuesday morning on visit to
Kansas.
Reed Troutwins il building new residence
on South Sycamore street.
G. Baylsss has bought the woodmansee land
east Of town,
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A Woman's Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady In this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for
seven years she withstood it, severest tests,
but her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three months
she oouGhed incesssntly and could not slesp.
Shs bought Of ~ . bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption and Was 20 much
relieved on taking first dose that she slept eli
night and with one bottle has been mirscu-
lously cured. Her name u Mrs. Luther Lutx."
Thus write W O. Hamrick Co., Of shelby. N.
C.-0st free trial bottle at Seybert b Co.'S
drug store.
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FAIRFAX.

October 18th, 1857.
Robert Rhodes and family we're visiting at
his father-in-laws' on Sunday.
e. n. 0rifath visited Miss Mary e. stults
near New Boston on Saturday.
lfiss Mamie Ford visited The greater part Of
last week q her aunts' near Belfast.
Aunt Mary Smart and son, Chris, we're visit
ing the family Of b. b. Ford on Sunday.
Henry J. Webster, son Of our P. H.. will sell
sewing machines the coming winter.
John Emery was circulating among his
friends in our village the past weak.
DR.. o. O. Hook lsft ON Wednesday Of the
past week 70 locate permanently In Picksway
county. Ths Doctor will be sadly missed In
our vicinity and our citisens can recommend
him wherever he may be % . Arstclsss ply
sician.
The friends and neighbors Of Miss Harriet
Pulliam gave her complete SUI prise on last
Saturday, that being her sixty.nrst birthday.
4 bOunte0us dinner was spread In the yard,
10 which ell did ample Justice. There were
nfty present and the occasion will be long 70
membered.
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Captured By Cupid.

On last Thursday afternoon at half.
past two at the residence Of the brides
parents on West Main street, Capt. A. A.
Kennedy and Miss Ida Shepherd were
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony,
Rev. w. J. McSurely officiating. The
happy couple left ON the afternoon train
Of that day for q short stay in Cincin.
natl, after which they returned to this
city, where they will make their future
home. Many congratulations and best
wishes are extended them.
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PRICETOWN.

OctoD0r H. 100t.
Miss Bessie Chaney IL attending school at
the Convent, near Fayetteville.
Mr.. Henry Barker - repairing and remodel
ing his house.
Mr.. Gus Gonna, Of our town, d putting up Q
patent wire fence among our farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Swain have returned from
three weeks visit 10 friends at Olnsy, III.
Mr.. Y. B. Custer II u homo from Marion,
Ind, where he has been working ct his trade.
Mr.. Perry Landess, mother, sister and
brother, Of Pitssneid, ILL.,, arc visiting their
many relatives in this place.
Rev. J. D. Houston preached some able SER
mons here Saturday night, Sunday and sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Clayton, of Kansas. Mr..
Jen Hunter, Of Illinois, Mrs. Ruth Lapdess,
Misses Elsie and Ella Smith and Mr.. Henry
Puckett, Of aillsboro, attended church at this
point yesterday.
Mr.. John Duncanson returned home last
Friday from Kansas and Missouri, where he
had been whiting friends.
Miss Laura, daughter Of our townsman, Mr..
Philip Leininger, and Mr.. Ed Prickstt, were
married last SATURDAY evening in the presence
OF great many friends.
Rev. John B. Faris will preach at the Chris
tian Church here next saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. Jake Leininger and daughter, Of Hoag-
lands, were In attendance at the Prickett-
Leininger wedding.
| R. King has ct up meat shop on Corder's
corner, where fresh meat can always bs had.
Whoopiug cough seems 10 be the prevailing
disease around here now.
A. the evenings have grown longer Why not
start bible GLASS, prayer-meetins, or some
thing that would be both interesting and bene.
dcisl.
Miss Josie King. formerly Of this place. and
NJ. Peters, Of Marion, Ind, were married at
the residence Of Mr.. Lee Stevens, that city,
September 9Th, from whence they went to Cali
lofnia TO make IL their future homo.
Mr.. Neely AoLaughlin's sre completing .
dne laSh barn
Mrs.. Gomis and Mr.. Willie Faris are ON the
sick list.
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Fifty Years . Mason.

Away back in 1887 Mr.. Philip Jeans,
one Of Hillsboro's oldest and most high
ly respected citizens was initiated into
Liberty Lodge, No. IS, +. 4 A. NJ, Of
Liberty, Indiana, and on the 14th Of
October, that year, the degree of Mas
tor Mason was conferred upon him. In
order to commemorate the fiftieth anni-
versary Of this event, Highland Lodge.
No. SO, F. 4 A. NJ, gave reception to
Mr.. Jeans at the Masonic Temple last
Friday evening. About seventy ladies
and gentlemen were present, and the
occasion was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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nssAissA cssaty neaasas ssesssy.


HrLrsBoRo, O., Oct. lS, 1887.
The Hlehland County Medical Society
held its regular quarterly meeting In the
Court House to day. commencing at 10
O'Clock .. M, with the following MON.
bers present: Drs. 8. J. Specs, n. ~.
Brown, R. A. Brown, r. NJ Thomas, T
Quinn, d. N. Mcbride. W. J. srofs, T. W.
DuvaIl, Sieel Roush, A. Shull, B. d.
Granger, W. w. Shepherd and W. 9. Pat.
terson.
The President, DR.. L. NJ. Greene, not
being present, Or. F. NJ. Thomas was
called to the chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were approved. after which DR.. Sigel
Roush read . paper on "Abortion and
Missed Abortion" which reflected much
credit on the Doctors professional abili
ty. The paper was pretty generally dis.
cussed BY the members and its author
received the thanks OF the Society.
The Society then adjourned until
O'Clock.
At O'Clock the Society again met.
DR.. Greene, the President, being present,
took the chair and called the house to
order. On motion DR.. g. @. Hook. .
graduate Of the Columbus Medical Col.
lego, was duly admitted 70 membership.
DR.. Shull read paper on cholera inian.
tum and its treatment, and gave an H.
Illustrative case. The paper was discuss
Cd by Dvs. 81. M. Drown, Trimble, Quinn.
Graoua aud srCSa
DR.. specs reported two cases Of phthisis
treated on Burgean's plan. The theory
was freely discussed.
j. L. Boardman, on behalf of the tenn.
perance cause, asked the society to take
some action of censure In the reckless
prescribing Of alcoholic liquors in their
practice.
On motion q committee Of three mem.
bers, consisting Of Drs. Patterson, LAT.
ferty and Trimble, was appointed to take
the matter into consideration and report
at the next meeting.
Dr.. Duvall was appointed by the chair
to fill vacancy in tho committee on
programme.
PRooRAMME FOR NEXT MEETING.
Signs In Disease-Dr. H. M. Brown.
Diphtheria-Dr. r. M. Boggess.
Malaria or Typhoid Fever-which p
DR.. La6erty.
Use OF Alcoholic Liquors % Medi.
cine-Dr: L. M. Greene.
B. D. GRANGER. Rec Sec
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Music.
ltional ExAr
Come and Seei An Episcopal Pok,

Come and See! An Episcopal Poke
The ladies ofSt. Mary's will hold their
annual sale and luncheon on the first
Thursday in December, to be known
az the Bag Sale.
The ladies Of st. Mary's hope to not
only keep but add to the glory Of their
reputation as good cooks and artistic
needlewomen. They also intend at an
early date to secure the services of .
celebrated artistic Of the Boston Cooking
School and inaugurate cooking class in
Hillsboro, both day and night, 30 that
all may embrace the golden apportu.
nifty. NJ. B. YzoxAN, Sec.
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Common Pleas Court.

State of Ohio, on complaint of Minnie
Mitten, vs. John Hirnsicker. Bastardy.
Dismissed for want Of prosecution at
complainant's cost.
Sallie Holmes VI. Jane v. Williams ct
al. Damages. Heard on demurrer and
submitted.
Cassie Essex vs.. Henrietta johnson ct
al. Partition. Settled. Terms to be
furnished.
Matilda Rhoades vs. John Shipton.
Remanded to Common Pleas Court for
new trial. Submitted on part Of plain.
tif.
Lewis Roush vs.. Benz. D. Granger.
Recovery Of real estate. Settled. Costs
paid. No further record.
The Commissioners Of Highland coun-
ty, Ohio, W. The Cincinnati Steam Heat
ing Company. Damages. Dismissed
without further record at plaintiffs cost.
Judgment for costs.
Hattie L. Wright vs. Alsnzo H. Wright
ct al. Partition. Sale confirmed. Deed
and order of distribution.
Garrison Smith vs. J. H. Larkin ct al.
Creditors bill. Settled.
Nellie Ousley, as guardian, vs.. J. H.
Ousley. Money. Dismissed.
7. J.Wood vs.. CIV. Haines. Appeal.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs. Judgment
for costs.
Jonathan Barrett ct al. vs. J. NJ. HES.
tand, as Treasurer of Highland county,
Ohio. Injunction. Heard on motion
and submitted.
Isaac w. West vs.. Mary L. West. Di
vorce. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs
Judgment for costs.
8. B. Truitt W. d. A. McConnaughey
Money only. Judgment by default fol
$S,o83.59.
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Davenport-1cFerren.


James Ed. Davenport, agent Of the
Ohio & Mississippi Railway At Lebanon,
ILL.,, youngest son of DR.. J. A. Daven-
port, an old, highly respected and
wealthy physician Of Salem, ILL.,, and
Miss Carrie B. McFerren, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Pingree McFerren, Of
the same city, were married in the Salem
NJ. E. Church last Wednesday evening
At 7:30 o'clock, Rev. E. E. Holmes, Of
Beebe, Ark, tying the nuptial knot OF
the ceremony the st. Louis Republican
says: 1.-THE wedding was highly bril-.
liant affair, having never been eclipsed
in Salem on q like OCCASION" Miss Nc
Ferren is q neice Of Mrs. Chas. Harsha,
Of this city, and was q student at the
Highland Institute some years ago, dur
ing which time she made quite num-
Der Of friends, who all unite in tender
ing her the best Of wishes. The happy
couple left on the morning following the
wedding for . tour to Salt Lake City,
Denver and other Western cities. and
upon their return they win take up
their residence at Lebanon, III.
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DODSON VILE.

October 17th, 1857.
Borp--To Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Briggs, .
boy
Miss Bale Trout and brothsr, Of Olermont
county, ere Whiting relatives here.
Daniel Tsdrick, Esq, Of Lynohburg, attend
Cd church here Sunday.
The Missss Knupp, Of Dsnvills. we're the
guests Of the Misses Minnie and Aollie etsoap
Sunday.
Min Lola Parker, who has bean visiting
rslsttvee IN Louisville. Ky, for some timss -
returned home.
The iniant child Of Mr.. and Nrs. JoehuA
DsiGgs vas inferred IN ths Lutheran csmstsgy
hss0 to-day, AondAy.
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GREENFIELD.


Mrs. Dudley Arthur, Of near Hillsboro, spent
g. Evans.
DR.. u. T. Boggsss, dentist, Of Jackson, Ohio,
has permanently located in this place.
Mrs.. Briggs. the aged wife Of Jesse Briggs,
has BEEN very sick for some days past with nsa-
di.d Tidinss Day wa. appropriately obs.rv-
ID q TIE \. 2: Church . r.. e. snnday:
new homo st West Point, Miss.
Nrs. Roach, widow OF George Roach, died
last Tuesday from fever. The remains were
inferred Thursday at the Walnut Creek Gene
terry.
last Tuesday, which was the causs OF calling
together quite large crowd. The hrs was ex-
tinguishsd By nsighbors before the drs cum.
pany could looats IT, and little damage was
Politics u Of about - low an sbb here this
fall - Was ever known. One scarcely ever
n:s,s -: ss: % %.:. :ssSn
s Ssnd With iiad Of friendly, sivs.ms-sriiis-ii.
you-plsass grsssing He smiIss, you smile, and
pass one. That 3 about the way u y done.
Mr.. ani Are. J. Caldwell buried IN infant
NJ. 0sosge Raeksr has sbout eomplstsd ths
f,undAtioa Tor new rssadsncs near the homo
Dr. Robsrt Dunlap hes eommsnosd The foun.
dation 10. . large two-stosy briek business
e: ss s.S: s g ~ .S
bailding berned fev years ago.
AudiSos Lsfsyre was here the latter part Of
last wsek circulating among friends.
Nr. OhaSlss Ecksrt b now assistant express
agent st this placs His once 70 q Eldsgs'
w. n, n n ala~la an6 daushker. ~ Mn.
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Nhe Broke the Rneaeenent

Because shs NV thss hs bad esassd 70 love her.
asr bsaasy had iadsd, b, former high spirit:
csussd this ehanss Funetional dsrangsment; |;
abe wss suffering from thoss ailments peculiar
70 her ssx. And % their two young lives
driftsd apart. How nssdlsss, how crusIl Had
shs taken DR.. Pisrcs's rsvoeite Prescription
happiness. II nany lady reader Of these hnss u
similarly amietsd, ht hsr loss no time IN pro-
curing The "yavorite Prescription" II Win
give her nsv lsass Of NE. Sold By ydruggists.
undsr . positive guArantss from Tie manu-.
fsetursra Of perfect satiseAetion In every ease.
or money rsfundsd. ess guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
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HOMETOWN.
October 17th. 1857.

1U6 ON tOu u bcnOOI
Work begun on the Nhiteoak Church.
Amiel Jacobs left for Brown county last
Tuesday, whore he will engage In farming with
James Dunn.
Squire Helsley's Court was in session Friday
'Gs eate P.s9ot s0on soa cs.,s IT, - n:
plaintiff for two cents per pound, which were
70 to delivered some time this month. She
being informed that the price was too low re-
sold them 70 another buyer for ~ cents per
pound. The plaintiff brought suit TO recover
Of buford. appeared for plaintiff and r. p.
Rosselot for defendant. After arguing the
case IL was submitted TO the Jury, and Il was
decided in favor OF the plaintiff.